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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON L STREET SOUTH, BE
TWEEN F0UR-ANDtAHA.F AND SIXTH

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON L STREET SOUTH, BE
TMEEN EOUR-ANDtAHAlF AND SIXTH
STREETS WEST, WASHINGTON, ID. C.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the -
District of Columbia holding q special term in ~
Equity passed on the 9Th day of December, A. Iii
Shoemaker is complainant and Francis D. Shoemaker
and others are defendants the same being
bered l0.s2l of the Equity Dockets Of said court
TWENTY-FfRsT DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. iss7
at FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ. in front of the premises TO
the highest bidder, the following described real
estate situated IN the city Of Washington. District Of
Columbia and described follows: Part Of lots
bered sixteen l6 aud fourteen u4), in square num-
bered five hundred and one GOD and beginning for
the part of said lot numbered sixteen l6) at point
on street at the northwest corner of said lot
ll6 and running thence east along the south line Of
L street twenty i've (25) feet thence south eighty
four ts4 feet eleven a ID inches to the extreme
line OF lot thence west two 90 feet thence north
twenty GOD feet thence west twenty three C2 feet
thence north to the point of beginning, and begin
ming for the part OF said lot numbered fourteen at
distant seven ) feet north from the southeast
of said lot and running thence north with the line Of
said lot twenty five GOD feet thence west with the
line OF said lot twenty-three 23 feet: thence SOUTH
eastery in straight line to the beginning The said
properly is improved by two substantial Frame Dwell
ling Houses
third of the purchase money cash. the residue
In three equal installnents in one, two and three
respectively, after date. With interest payable
semi annually from the day of sale; said payments
lien upon the premises sold to the satisfaction of the
trustee, all cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit of 500 will be required at time of sale All
conveyancinE at purchasers cost II the purchaser
fail TO comply with the terms of sale within fifteen
days after day of SALE the right TO
resell the property 1T risk and cost Of defautng pur
chaser.
wM q. JOHNSON. Tristee
d9-dts Fendall Building Cor. A. and ID SITS NV.
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Quitting the Nineteenth

Quitting the Nineteenth Century Club
MR. CARNEGIE AND JUDGE BARRETT RESIGN BECAUSE
OF MR.. PALMER's ALLEGED SOCIALISM
From the New York SUM-
The news Of Mr.. Carnegies resignation from the
Nineteenth Century Club had hardly been made
public when 1t leaked out that Judge Barrett. a
vice-president, had resigned from the club The
judges resignation was due to Mr. Courtlandt
PalmerS utteranceS on the sentences of the Chi
cago anarchists, and was sent to the club two
weeks before the now famous speech OF Mr. Car
negie was made. When seen yesterday at his res
ldence, east 18th street, Judge Barrett confirmed
the report.
II resigned" he said, ssbecause I Felt that 7
occupying the judicial position do could not
consistently remain "a member OF a club whose
leading spirit had declared such injudicious views
the prosecution and defense in the Chicago case,
and also cop1ous extracts from the evidence and
was especially Interested, as some OF the legal
points on conspiracy were similar to those that
came up In the Sharp case. had not the slightest
doubt that the Supreme Court would confirm
the verdict, and felt that it was extremely
dangerous that such views as Mr.. Palmer's
should be made public. The men were
murderers, and should have been treated as such
striking for ones rights and attempting
10 Improve Gnes condition are entirely different
from assassination and 1t was entirely wrong to
LOOK upon these men as IN rely political offenders
or course, Mr.. Palmers views In no way commit
ted the club, but he Is and has been the leading
spirit, ana IL has always been considered his club
Personally, have no criticism TO make, but as a
Judge felt That there ought not even be a Ques-
tl0n as 10 my views The club is not exactly the
same either that IL was when Joined It, Then
the DEBATES were Instructive well as entertain
Ing. NOW the main object appears TO be TO amuse
The audiences are also more fashionable and more
DESTROYS OF being amused than OF receiving In
StructtOn.
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SpEc1ALr1Es For THE HoL1DArs.
SEATON PERRY.
(Succesor to PERRY & BRorHER,)

sEATON PERRY.
(Succesor to PERRY & BROTHER,
FANCY GERMAN LINEN pAMAsK LUNCH
JOHN s. BROWN & SONS WHITE IRISH LINEN
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, WITH NAPKINS,
ALL SIZES, To MATCH
EXTRA VALUES" IN ALL LINEN TOWELS AND
NAPKINS FROM $l.o0 TO $50 DOLLARS PER
LOWEST PRICES" ON CALIFORNIA BLANKETS
AND MARSEILLES QUILTS.
NOVELTIES IN SILK UMBRELLAS, WITH GOLD.
SILVER, EBONY, AND BUCKHOkN MOUNT
INGS AND ,NATUkAL STICKS RANGING
IMMENSE STOCK OF PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED
h MiNFfit ASp SILK HANDkEhcHIEfs AND
TREFOUsSE AND PERINOTS KID GLOVES
NEW SILK HOSIERY AND IMPORTED JERSEYS
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FAIl.LE FRANCHISE,
B BENGAL ne SS,r sATINs AND vELvErs AT
AND NEW-MAKKETs.
ELEGANT PLUSH WRAPS. JACKETS. AND
SACQUES, RANGING FROM $16 TO $50.
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN ALL-WOOL DRESS
G coo St AT e, 37's' 40. AND Soc. SUITABLE
NEW CHRISTMAS CALICoEs. AT &C. and Sc.
sV JUST OPENED A SUPERB STOCK OF THE
t tNp iTII N30EsIIEs IN EVENING GAUzEs
FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS A
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
~ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
SEATON PERRY
PERRY Building. Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th st.
Established 1S4O. dl7
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & {
vNHos. E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LARGE LOTS, ONE
ON NINETEENTH STREET, BETWEEN EAST
CAPITOL AND SOUTH STREETS, AND THE
b AND STREETS SOUTHEAST, AND ALSO
OF ONE UNDIVIDED ONE-THIRD INTEREST
IN VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON q STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in aa6
Records of the District of Columbia, and at the-G
request of the party thereby secured, will sell
public auction, in front of the premises WEDNES
DAY, DECEMBER TMENTY-FIRST NEXT, at
QUARTER OF FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. original Lot
g. in square 1l2l, situated 18th street, between
Also, on the SAME DAY. at -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ =,
in front of the premises, will SELL At public auction
original Lot in 1112 situated 18th street.
between b and streets southeast.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY-SECOND
NEXT, AT FOUR O'CLOCK IN, 1 will SELL at pub
lie auction, in front of the premises undivided
third nsersst N Lot + n susan M B9rehes Re;
by small building and situated on street. between
14th and 10TH streets northwest.
said Lot z, in square Ill and Lot /. in square 22.
will be sold subject to prior deeds of trust the amount
of which viii be stated at the time of sale
Terms to each of said lots One third cash. ofwhch
of sale, and the balance in three equal instaments in
six, twelve and eighteen months for which notes of
purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale and
cured by deed of trust property sold Will be taken,
or all cash at option Of purchaser All conveyancng
and recording will be at cost Terms must
be resod at risk cost Of defsulng purchaser after
eight days advertisement.
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee
THOS e. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. dl2-dts
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dl3-tu,th,s,Sds
| WEEKS x Co, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF'IMPROvED REAL ESTATE
| SITUATE On BLADENSBURG ROAD IN THE

WEEKS x Co, Auctioneers.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF IMpRovED REAL ESTATE
COUNTY.
| By virtue Of deed of trust dated November l. -.
1885, and recorded in hber 1213, at folio 2S7 ct -
Columbia, and at the request of the party thereby
secured, will sell at public auction in front of the
premises on TUESDAY. the TWENTY SEVENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1887. at -FOUR O'CLOCK PM
County of Washington and District Of Columbia viz
Lot numbered one hundred and trty-seyen Cl31) in
Charles T. Banes' subdivision of lots ninety 900 to
ninetythr (9 and lots ninety six $3.50 to one hun
division of part of Long Meadows" and recorded in
Book, County No. g. folio % of the Surveyors office
of the District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money in
the balance in two equal instruments payable in
one and two years for which the notes of the pur-
chaser will be taken at six cent interest and
cured by deed OF trust on the property Sold all cash
at the option Of the purchaser If the terms of
not complied with in ten days from date of sale the
will be resod at the cost and risk of the de-
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, / will offer
for sale at public auction by virtue Of another deed of
trust of same date, recorded in said Liber 1213
folio 2S4 ct seQ the following described real estate
numbered hundred and thirty eight $780, in the
subdivisions aforesaid
Terms of sale: third of the purchase money in
cash. $50 of which to be paid down at the time of sale
| in one and two years. for which the notes of the
purchaser will be taken at per cent interest and
secured by deed of trust the property sod all
cash. at the option of the purchaser The terms OF sale
must be complied with within ten days from the
day of SALE the property will be resold the risk
the defsulting purchaser.
Each OF the above lots IL improved by com Portable
dwelling house j. g. BIGEL0W, Trustee,
d13-dGda Webster Law Building
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rFUIH tIt BtrIlu lHRDI6tt.
The saloon-train OF the Emperor of Russia is the
same that formerly belonged to Emperor Napoleon
ILL., 1t consists of twenty cars all of which, on
their recent journey through Germany, were new
lacquered and gilt and presented a fine appear
ance. In the center Of the train is the imperial
car, perfect crystal palace on wheels On the
locomotive number Of high German railroad
omcials accompanied the car, whose travelling
marshal shared the saloon with him. Both In
'front.' and 10 the rear OF the imperial car are the
accommodations fer the cZarfna and her family
and ret1nue. The last car but one holds the
kitchen department, and the last carries q CON-
pete Smtthy,
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR GLAss.-oFFIcE OF BUILD
II ING fOR STATE WAR AND NAVY DEPART-
MENIS- WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Decemher ~. 1857.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and del verns a small
lot of polished and rough plate and dou thick glass
for the west and center wings Of the bui ding State
War aud Navy Departments, this city, will he
celyed at this Office until IL m ON SATURDAY, the
3lst day OF December. 1857. and openes immediately
thereafter IN presence Of bidders Specifications gen
eral Instructions To bidders and blank forms OF sopo-
sal Will be furnished application to this Office
1HOs. LINCOLN CASEY. Colonel C,rpe Of Ens1-
neers. dlpoO 81 c2 % "a
DROPOSALS FOR THING .-OFFIcF OF BurIDIHo
IL foR STATE WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENT. WASH
ISGToN, ID. e, Dec. s. lSSs.-Sealed proposals for
furnlshing DELIVERING and laying IN Iace complete
the plal and encsustc tling Of the library floor In
Deartnent- ~ this city will e received at this ONCE
until TWELVE NJ. WEDNESDAY,, THE TWIN
Tf-flRsT DAY OF DECEMBER, lss z, and opened
immediately thereafter in presence 81 bidders spe-
ncatlons general instructions bidds and blank
forms Of proposal will be furnished apple 70
this Office. TH0S. LINCOLN CASEY, Colonel CorIa
of Engineers. da5 S71Q 5O-6t
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He shot Iii. Sweetheart.
ARCHER'5 COwARDLY CRIME AND HIS ATTEMPT
AVERT PUNISHMENT.

AVERT PUNISHMENT.
A terrible tragedy was enacted saturday, fifteen
niles south Of Shoals, In Martin county, Ind
James Archer decOyed his sweetheart. Miss stand
neld from her hume down a lonely road, and after
putting bullet through her heart rushed TO the
nearest neiyhbOrs and reported that Miss Stand
nrld had committed suicide Archer had been
paving attentions 10 Miss Standfleid for several
months. and on promises Of marriage and INDY Inc
affection succeeded ia Detraytng her. Wearytng OI
hs victim he took this method OF relieving himself
g.: her peadings and protestatiOns To right the
WrOu- I' hAd done. The whole neigADOThOOd was
Immediately aroused, and the coroner sent for.
when the neigHbOrs reached the scene OF the
tragedy they found the body cold IN death and her
JtotAiu- on FIRE Tcnderiy caring for the rem1inS
- he OF the mora eXcitable went after the per-
I-.iD0- Archer. The murderer was arrested, and
\. = taken 10 SHOALS iail-
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Considerable stir has been caused In Chicago by
the fact leaking out that the Kelley Brewing Co
had instructed Its brokers to buy no barley grown
In or shipped from the prohibition States OF Iowa
or Kansas.
The sultan has given permission to Ismap Pasha,
the ex-khedive OF Egypt, TO visit Constantinople.
LABOR, stated that the compiled report OF member.
snip for october last from the various district as
semolies In the order shows q total Of 5OOgS2
which Is an increase over the report OF last July
The Baroness Burdett- Coutts and other philan-
thropic persons In London are about to establish,
II Is said, scheme 10 provide workshops furnished
with sewing machines where poor seamstresses
can go and have the use Of the machines at very
low charge.
Dr. Barnado in Edinburgh is devoting himself
70 the work OF securing homes I'm Canada for des.
titute girls and boys OF his own country. He has
aireaoy started a town on q tract OF 400 acres
OF land In Manitoba, which he calls Victoria Re
ana, ana wiz populate It with young emigrants
y Is 70 be run on the system Of an industrial
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aXouny uiIiionaire'. Freak.
lie PROPOSES TO pFvOTE HIMSELF TO TIE MANAGE
MxNr - 4 FEMALE MINSTREL. TROUPE

IIE PROPOSES DEVOTE HIMSELF TO TIIE MANAGE
MENr - A FEMALE MINSTREL TROUPE
Chicago. Dec. GA Toledo special TO the Inter-
O~s4H Says: Toledo l. about To offer millionaire
manager 10 the female minstrel business V. H.
krtcham IT.. Is about twenty-five years old, and
Ia. recently come into possession OF n property
v .rth 500 OOn II Is learned that he has organ
iys-I q female Minstrel troupe, with which he Will
4 H. tue TuaG m Few days. IL y said that Mr.
ketcnam'- amiy seriously object TO the enter
Iri-... hut The young man, who has a daily Income
81 , 90, ul> made UP his mind TO engage in min
str-l~y. ami VIII not De- stayed In his resolution
E-trhaI1 l. son OF the millionaire banker OF that
Hliue " 40 pied here last summer. His family are
a. Nth society standing. and are much cut up
over The determination OF the young man to go
iAt0 such = venture.
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A Dog Tries 20 Kin its Master.

CRIPPLED HIS THROAT AND WOULD NOT LET GO UNTrr
FULL OF BULLETS.
The New York San says: A cry for help came
from Edward Hughes cigar store, 2l5O 30 avenue.
at haif-past O'Clock Saturday morning. Henry
Freeman and VIM. Schwartz, who were In the
street, ran up and were met at the door by Mrs.
Hughes, who exclaimed: "For COOS sake, come I'm
quick. The dog is killing my huband" In the
found Hughes on the floor, with a big mongrel dog
biting at his face and neck. Freeman SIN shed a
cnair on the iloor and with leg pounded the dog,
but the fierce animal would not let 60 its grin on
Hughes. David Bell, a private Waterman, came
In ana empLled his revolver into the dog Still the
dog STUCK 10 HugueS. Then Bell dubbed the dog
with his night stick and finally drove it into cor
ner, where II lay down and died. Policeman Mac
1ali sent Hughes In an ambulance to the Harlem
hospital There 1t was found that he had wounds
on his scalp, face, neck, fingers, thigh and feet.
The wound In his neck narrowly missed the wind
pipe. He may get over II.
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Funs. HArs, Funs,

SEAL sACQUEs FROM s125UP.
SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM 600
Up.
xsgH9gIDEs cApss n MONKEY. BEAVER
AND OTHER FURS
MUFFS. In BEAR BEAVER BLACK MAR
TEN. FOX. LYNX. MONKEY. SEAL AND
OTHER FURs.
RUSSIAN HARE MuFFA FROM rs CENTS
Up.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS oLovEs AND
wRIsTLETS
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS.
CHILDRENS MUFFS AND COLLARa
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OvERCOATa
GENTS FUR CAPS. GLOVES AND NUE.
FLERS.
BOYS SEAL CAPS FROM q toss.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN
CAPEa
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, s5. % AND g.
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT
EST STYLES. AT sl. e1.50. o.. $3.50. 81
$3.50. -. s4,50, d AND %.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES, FROM $3.50
TOsl5.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES.
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS
1901 Penn. avenue. Cor. l2thst
Established $780, n1-3m
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From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
The choicest orange has a dark tinge upon it's
cutcle, as If nalf shined by an itnerant ootblack
But the ingenious Dago. being well aware OF this
fact so artfully arranges that all Of his Florida
oranges present this most desirable dark-sktnned
appearance. Nor is this all. After the Florida
orange passes away there takes its place as the
choicest feature OF the market the little blood red
orange, sweet and juicy as hasheesh dream
TheSe the artists manufacture by inserting in the
neck OF a white orange tiny glass syringe filled
with sWeetened analine dye. so ways the world
aWay.
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Rev. Battle with a Wolf.

Waco, Ten, Dec 30-Ben- McGhee boy twelve
years old, hal a very exciting time with wolf yes
terIay afternoon. He was out hunting near waco.
lie carried a .s2-caliber winchester, and was ac-
companled only by a bird dog. Ben. suddenly came
acrOSs large wolf, which his dog engaged In COM
baL. The boy shot at the wolf several times, Dut
with no effect. and seeing his dog was getting the
worst OF the fiEht went into the night at close
quarters. and afIeT long contest. In which both
boy and dog were bitten. the wolf was Killed Phy-
sictans who examined the boys wounds think
there Is no danger OF hydrOphObia-
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A Cell for Hayward Girls.

From the ST. Louis GIObe-DemOcrat.
The police board, with all the members present.
held short meeting Friday afternoon. For
the first time there was no member OF the force
up for trial. Amove to establish a room after the
pattern of cell, on the third floor OF the Four
Courts building, was discussed. The cell will al
JOIN the room OF Mrs. Harris, the police matron.
ana she VIII nave charge OF IT. 1t will be for the
penent OF runaway girls and other prisoners who
40 not deserve stay In the hOld-over, where the
one. Chief Huebler, Mayor Francis ana Commits.
sioners Wlkerson and GOoding Inspected tine
work will be commenced at once upon it.
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Refused 60 Perjure Himself 10 save
His Father.

LEEASOx T., Dec. 20.-The case or Vim. showers
who has been on trial for several days charged
with having murdered his grandchildren, was
~yiven to the jury at 10 O'Clock last night. most
dramatic scene occurred during the closing hours
OI the triGl, when stephen showers, q son OF the
accused took the stand and testified In reference
~ the letters which his father had written MIN
from the prison, ASKING min TO swear falsely so as
70 clear the old man. The son said that he could
not take false oath even to save his own fathers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoNAs DowLINa, Aucuoneer.

ii
6HANcERy SALE OF vALUABIE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON The EAST SIDE OF THIR-
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND r
STREETS, BEING THE HANDSOME FIVE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN AS SOB
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of Q decree of the supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia passed December eth &H
1887. in the cause Of Bssnam ct al Baanam ct III
a.. Equity No. 10,S6S, Docket "a, the undersigned
Trustee viii sell at public auction in front OF the
1SS7, at FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ. the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the city Of wash
ington, District of Columbia, to wit Part Of Lot
nine (S), in square two hundred and ninety
(29O), contained within the following metes and
bounds. TO wit: beginning for the at q point
the east line Of 18th street. and at the northwest
OF said lot nine 90 and running thence one
hundred t10O) feet, thence south twenty COO feet
thence west one hundred Qo0) feet, thence north
wardly twenty COO feet along said east line of 18th
street 10 the place Of beginning containing thou
sand feet Of ground less and improved
BY handsome hve-story brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One-thrd
Of the purchase In cash. the balance in and
two years. In equal payments for which the notes Of
the purchaser must be given to bear interest from the
date Of esle and secured by deed Of the prop
erty sold. or all CASH at the purchasers option. All
convey.nsinF .t purchsser's Sos, deposit Of $3.50
not with within ten days the Trustee
the rsh % resell the property ut the risk aud cost
GEORGE E HAMILTON. Trustee.
dS-d&ds Sun Building, st. NV
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
FOR AMERICAN ToURISrS.
NesIcans Discover that Their Northcr
NeisIabors Enjoy Bull Fights

ST. LOUIS. Dec 2O.-The correspondent Of the
Cube I,e1ao~r1 at II Paso. Tex, says that the
Managers o. the buIl-nghts at Paso del Norte,
N,.y having found out that their entertainments
arr always well attended when an excursion Of
Americans Is IN town. have secured permission Of
tite governor TO give bull-1ght at any time. The
correspondent adds: These excursion trains
usually IT, over here for day to give the travel
erS chance 20 inspect across the river Old Mex
fan CITY, vita It's adobe cathedral 300 years OF age
Hereafter 2 Oull-nght will be given at Paso del
Norf- Whenever train OF American tourists
STRIKES ~ Pl~o, particularly II they should hap
g+n 60 D. fTOin either Boston or Chicago, those
I've cities have 20 lar this year furnish d the bulk
~ Amrrcan visitors 70 PasO del NOrte. IL Is
much 90 the credit OF the police authorities that
10 confidence games and bunkO sw1ndlers are per-
mitred during the continuance OF the fiesta In
fCrInsT years great numbers Of tourists above re
fegred 70 were daily taken in and cleaned out by
city sharpers whom they would have looked on as
beneath the.r notice In the scale OF Intellect In
Their native Eastern elites. Heretofore, whenever
an American excursion struck PaSO del Norte, the
American consul. Judge Bingham, was kept busy
intercegiing with the Mexican police 10 get god
watches ana well-nlled purses rescued from the
bInkoeS This winter there Is nothing OF the
kluI--
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Pm.ADE1pHA STORE
Will offer. a. special inducement
$50 PAIRS NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. AT sL50
PER PAIR.
This is Just one-half their value. We would invite
your attention. they certainly great bargain.
Fancy Holiday Goods thousand and one things
scarcely two alike. Our price was less than his was.
We have in HANDKERcHIEFs:
Ladies' Plain Hemstitched. SC. to 70
Emb'd 121Sc. to e1.
scolloped. 12sc. to 81
Fancy. SC. to 81
Mems &c. to 75c.
White Hemmed lOc to SOC.
Hemstitched, 12Ac to 75c.
Lees variety.
Bingham. Gloria, Ls,s Spun and snk.
On exhibition. handsome Bride Doll. which win be
cARHART LEIDY.
dl6 9es TIN md TOO IT. nv.
READr FoR CHn1srxAa
We are pleased to announce that we have the most
complete assortment Of
TOYS FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES.
to be found I'm the city st the very lowest pricss
selectsd goods can be laid aside.
~ Open In the evening.
CH RUPERT.
dls 403, 4os 7TH ST. N. W.. above D st
VVHR CKLLULOID TRUSS.
st s VIM: .'' out ''' clean
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